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Filing Taxes in Two States After Moving

Moving to another state during the year can make tax filing more complicated because you may have tax obligations in both your former state and your new state. In many cases, taxpayers who change states during the year file a part-year resident […]

What is Form 1099-K?

If you sell products online, run a side hustle, accept credit card payments, or receive payments through certain third-party platforms, you may receive a Form 1099-K at tax time. The form can be confusing because the amount listed on it is not […]

GoFundMe: How are Donations Taxed?

Crowdfunding is the act of funding a project by collecting small donations from a large number of individuals, often online. GoFundMe has become a powerful platform for individuals and organizations to raise funds for various causes. These range from medical expenses and […]

What Uber Drivers Can Deduct 

Driving for Uber can provide flexible income, but it also comes with tax responsibilities. Because Uber drivers generally work as independent contractors, taxes typically aren’t withheld from their earnings like they are for employees. However, drivers can claim eligible business expenses that […]

Tax Strategies for Seasonal Businesses 

Running a seasonal business presents unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to taxes. Unlike year-round businesses, seasonal operations may generate the majority of their income in just a few months. However, this doesn’t stop them from still facing tax obligations throughout the year. Whether you’re operating a snow […]

Bonus Depreciation for Real Estate Explained 

Real estate investing offers several tax advantages, and one of the most valuable is bonus depreciation for real estate. By accelerating depreciation deductions on qualifying assets, investors may be able to significantly reduce their taxable income in the year they purchase or improve a […]

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